You speak wonderful english

Better than plowsof, for sure.

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Sup Monero Community,

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> I'm trying to process registration for a (self-hosted) service and require $1 in XMR for it. Process would look like this:

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> 1. User fills out web-form of necessary information to register. Clicks "next"

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> 2. XMR OTP is presented, QR code, address, and payment required. (On backend sub-address/integrated-address is created and watched)

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> 3. Once the amount hits the address, registration is processed (simple API call)

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> The requirements for this is no JS. This should all work within a JS disabled browser.

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Anyone know of projects that have implemented a similar thing?

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> I've found github.com/busyboredom/acceptxmr which seems to meet my needs but I don't know a lick of rust so integrating it might be a struggle.

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> I have some knowhow with PHP so I may go about it more from scratch with github.com/monero-integrations/monerophp

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> But ideally I'd like to re-use existing known good code for this, the requirements are pretty simple so I'm sure something is out there that solves most of my problem here, but my google-fu is coming up short.

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Anyone worked on something similar? Or know of software that can meet my needs?

<b​usyboredom:monero.social> Hey Masayuki, I'm the author of AcceptXMR. I'm currently working on a batteries-included payment gateway based on AcceptXMR, but it's still WIP. So for now, you're right that using it requires a good amount of rust coding. This example might be useful if you go this route: github.com/busyboredom/acceptxmr/blob/main/examples/nojs/main.rs

<b​usyboredom:monero.social> BTCPay Server seems to be the most popular option right now for non-rust-programmers. I've never seen it used in a JS-free context before though, not sure how hacky you'd have to get to accomplish that.

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Yeah I was looking at BTCPay pretty seriously and was digging deep into it, but from what I can tell it'd require more work to make it work without JS than it would to do something from scratch in PHP, so I've binned it from my considerations since

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Yeah I was looking at BTCPay pretty seriously and was digging deep into it, but from what I can tell it'd require more work to make it work without JS than it would to do something from scratch in PHP, so I've binned it from my considerations since

<m​asayuki:wired.rehab> Appreciate the code btw and your continued work on it. Batteries-included approach would be very very helpful

Moneropay?

Also #monero-community-dev:monero.social

Might be useful for something like monero.town

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<d​etherminal:matrix.org> Where can we see MoneroKon 2024 T-shirt

<m​onerobull:matrix.org> vostoemisio: do we already have one?

<v​ostoemisio:matrix.org> Not yet 😟

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/…matrix.org/FuiqBUnRAiGXWASTYXItnrMT

<g​fdshygti53:monero.social> It's hard to just link it instead?

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> hee-hee.mp3

<g​fdshygti53:monero.social> Want to read thoses comments lol

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> Things that I hate about Bitcoin:

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> 1 - mining is expensive and elitist

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> 2 - ETFs bullshit

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> 3 - Easily traceable

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> 4 - Maxis worst than religious radicals

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> what else?

<g​fdshygti53:monero.social> twitter.com/shopinbit/status/1726672087761494495

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> 5 - market manipulation

<n​eosavage:matrix.org> can't read the comments, dont use that X crap

<m​ycellium:matrix.org> hey,

<m​ycellium:matrix.org> few questions if i may. i'm no expert in the xmr field.. having focused moslty on bitcoin over past couple of years.. but see such value in utilising both btc and xmr.

<m​ycellium:matrix.org> i will be importing my wallet onto monero GUI, on new laptop, and not 100% on best set up to opt for.

<m​ycellium:matrix.org> for now i'm keen to run a pruned full node. so i can validate all my own txs, not needing to use a remote node... won't have connected all the times, as don't have constant router usage, but happy to resync the chain before needing to transact.

<m​ycellium:matrix.org> i assume it's not such a big process? have GUI installed already and SSD ready to go. assume it takes some days to download the whole blockchain inititally (if that's necessary still with a pruned node?)

<m​ycellium:matrix.org> if there was a guide going through this process, appreciate receiving. couldn't find a clear one online. and don't expect i need to open up ports for incoming peers, due to being offline most of the time?

<m​ycellium:matrix.org> i assume i just choose the 'Simple mode (with bootstrap)'? and download blockchain to my external SSD?

<m​ycellium:matrix.org> thanks.

pruned or regular takes the same time to do the initial download of the blockchain

with an SSD it should take about a day

oh wait, an external SSD

that will take a bit more time

I believe bootstrap will allow you to make txs using a remote node until you are synce

disclaimer: I don't use the GUI